1. yes, that's what neo4j is built for
2. Actually the batch-import is fast even for large datasets.
3. how about the Neo4j-Browser, which comes with Neo4j out of the box, see this 
video for an example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qbZ_Q-YnHYo

Cheers

Michael


Am 16.04.2014 um 09:54 schrieb Martin Neumann <[email protected]>:

> Hej everyone
> 
> 
> I want to build the following pipeline (I'm prototyping right now):
> 
> Description:
> Data -> Map/Reduce Giraph Pipeline -> graph -> Neo4j -> application
> 
> The system would run nightly rebuilding/replacing the Graph. It would then be 
> dumped into a graph DB to make it possible for the application layer to query.
> The graph is 20 million V and 200 million E currently in edgelist format with 
> String vertex ID's und key/value pair data on edges (one of them is the edge 
> type). The application layer only reads from that graph.
> 
> Here my questions:
> 1. Is Neo4j the right tool for the job? (I have no updates, no transactions 
> but lots of queries)
> 2. What is the best way to import the data into Neo4j (I have heard the batch 
> import can be slow for large data, and this would be a bottleneck)
> 3. Is there a simply online query tool I can hand to the application 
> developer to "browse" the graph?
> 
> cheeers Matin
> 
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